Fix AutoFollowIT#testRolloverAliasInFollowClusterForbidden() test. #66436
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If the alias is missing then wrap the error in an assertion error, so that it can be retried by assertBusy(...) code block. Closes elastic#66251
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Backport of elastic#66436 to 7.x branch. If the alias is missing then wrap the error in an assertion error, so that it can be retried by assertBusy(...) code block. Closes elastic#66251
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If the alias is missing then wrap the error in an assertion error,
so that it can be retried by assertBusy(...) code block.
Closes #66251